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Corrupt Government Title: Jobs Lost or Destroyed: Obamunist Corzine's (D-NJ) bankrupt MF Global fires 1066 employees Just two weeks after MF Global filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the trustee overseeing the failed futures brokerage disclosed plans on Friday to fire all of its broker dealer employees as it liquidates the business. In a statement, the court-appointed trustee, James Giddens, said the broker dealer’s 1,066 employees were notified on Friday that their employment has been terminated, effective immediately. However, the MF Global trustee said the liquidation and terminations don't apply to the parent company, MF Global Holdings, which listed 2,847 employees as of September. “We’re sadden by the trustee’s actions today to terminate so many of our colleagues," an MF Global spokesperson said in a statement. The terminated broker dealer workers’ salaries will be paid through November 15 and between 150 and 200 former employees will be hired back to assist in the “wind down” of MF Global’s businesses and processing of bankruptcy claims. However, none of the workers who are being fired will receive severance and their health-care benefits will expire at the end of November, a source familiar with the situation told FOX Business. “Frankly, the manner this has been carried out seems somewhat insensitive. The size of the layoffs, in our opinion, can only hamper the trustee and regulator’s ability to collect information," the source said. The MF Global trustee said the firing of employees and closing of operations “is a necessary part of the court-ordered liquidation of MF Global and is consistent with the trustee’s obligations…to preserve assets.” The trustee also said it is “exploring ways to immediately vacate” MF Global’s midtown Manhattan offices to allow for the rental of smaller and less expensive offices for the trustee staff. The company’s Chicago office will continued to be rented, the trustee said, but for a “limited” amount of time as the business there is wound down. MF Global filed for the eighth-largest bankruptcy in U.S. history on October 31 after suffering a run on the bank caused by massive bets totaling $6.4 billion on risky euro-zone sovereign bonds. Led by former Goldman Sachs (GS: 101.66, +2.16, +2.17%) CEO Jon Corzine, MF Global has been criticized for being overleveraged and making undiversified bets that helped bring down the company. A last-minute sale that would presumably have saved many of MF Global’s jobs was scuttled by the emergence of more than $600 million in missing client funds. Federal regulators have since opened an investigation into the missing funds and Corzine, the former governor of New Jersey, resigned and retained legal counsel. The trustee said about 17,000 customer account positions and approximately $1.5 billion in customer funds have been transferred to other future commodities merchants so far. It also said it has retained Ernst & Young forensic accounts. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest In a statement, the court-appointed trustee, James Giddens, said the broker dealer’s 1,066 employees were notified on Friday that their employment has been terminated, effective immediately. That should make the Dimwits extremely happy, the more on unemployment, welfare and food stamps the merrier!!!! "CHANGE" you can step in..... #2. To: CZ82 (#1) said the broker dealer’s 1,066 employees So there are no jobs for these White Collar workers? Is that how bad it is? Going from 6 figure salaries to the Streets? President Drinky O'Clusterfuck, we thanx you....;}
#3. To: Happy Quanzaa (#0) BTW...notice how silent the MSM and the US Treasury have been about MFG? Banksters and the Afghans joined at the hip....;} “It Didn’t Take Long For The AmericansTo Return, Dragged Back Into A ValleyThey Once Considered A Trophy AndNow Wish They Were Rid Of”
NOVEMBER 8, 2011 By MICHAEL M. PHILLIPS, Wall Street Journal [Excerpts]Ziaulhaq Sultani and Habib Khan Totakhil in Kabul contributed to this article.****************************************************************NANGALAM, AfghanistanIt didn’t take long for things to fall apart.Weeks after the U.S. Army turned over its base here in the Pech Valley to Afghan troopsin March, the Afghan commander went AWOL.His deputy, suspected of being in cahoots with the Taliban, ordered his men not to shootpassing insurgents.Soon the base was alive with rumors the deputy planned to let the Taliban inside thegates.
It didn’t take long for the Americans to return, either, dragged back into a valleythey once considered a trophy and now wish they were rid of.Just four months after pulling out, U.S. Army troops re-occupied the Nangalambase, where they remain to this day. Guided at the time by a strategy that said the way to win a war is to kill the enemy, U.S.commanders sent forces into the Pech to rack up body counts."
#4. To: All (#3) (Edited) Watch MFG explode onto the Front Page.... The CME has a $300 Million Slush Fund? Really? Why does the CME owe MF Global anything? 8D the financial system as we know it can not be saved.
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